Danielle Wright is a California native and is a Certified Nurse Midwife in the state of New York. She completed her midwifery education at Columbia University where she earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree in 2022. She also completed her nursing education at Columbia University where she earned a Master of Science in Nursing in 2020. Prior to pursuing midwifery, Danielle graduated from San Francisco State University in 2016 where she studied Public Health and minored in both Womens Health and Africana Studies. Following graduation, Danielle became a doula where she served the communities at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital. This is where her passion for womens health and reproductive justice began. This experience coupled with her education solidifies the importance intersectionality has within the healthcare system. Since learning about the disparities affecting the reproductive health of Black women over a decade ago, she gained an early commitment to and passion for reducing the high rates of maternal complications and mortality affecting communities of color. It is her plan to put this passion into practice and contribute as a change agent for improved health outcomes for all communities. Her goal is to provide a safe, inclusive, and empowering birthing space for all birthing people to successfully and confidently become the experts of their health care needs.
Abby Block
Birth Doula and Placenta Encapsulation Specialist serving NYC in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Queens.
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At Hebrew Midwifery, we embrace birth as a natural and divine process, a sacred journey ordained by the Most High. We believe that birth transcends the physical realm, encompassing the mind, body, and spirit of women. Our philosophy is rooted in the understanding that a mother's preparation in all three aspects is essential to a transformative and empowering birth experience.
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Ayesha provides comprehensive women's healthcare (well-woman care/gyn, family planning, prenatal care, labor & birth, and postpartum care) in New York City. She came to midwifery after working in gynecology and education. She is passionate about partnering with women and their families to help them achieve their best health, pregnancy, and birth experiences. All women deserve compassionate, culturally sensitive, and skilled care throughout their lives. Ayesha attained a degree in medicine in 20
The OTB Philosophy The philosophy of Open To Birth is that everyone has the right to make whatever choices are best for them and their families. The more birth education someone has, the more they are able to make well-informed decisions for themselves when the time comes. The best birth experience is any one that is safe, well-supported, healthy, and empowering. It is Open To Birth's job to provide our clients with as much information and services as possible in order to inform and support all the birthing families we are privileged to work with.
